Are critical remediations staying open too long?
See how long verified critical obligations have stayed open, without exposing vulnerabilities, affected systems, or exploitable details.
A recipe turns questions into decisions.
First it agrees what the question means, then connects only the data it needs, and only then keeps a live answer.
- QuestionThe team agrees what it needs to know.
- Agreed definitionClarifies what counts, the expected level, and who decides.
- Data it needsOnly the minimum data needed to answer is connected.
- Live answerThe answer stays up to date.
- DecisionAct, stay the course, or wait.
What you'll do with the answer
The answer makes the next move clear—and is just as clear when the right move is to wait.
Keep the plan
Critical obligations are staying within the age policy Security agreed.
Prioritize remediation
Too many obligations have stayed open beyond policy, so Security needs to prioritize work or limit exposure.
Restore the backlog
If severity, opening time, or current status is incomplete, Soltura does not invent an age.
What Soltura needs
Send only verified critical obligations, the time they opened, and when they leave the active backlog. Soltura groups them by age without receiving asset details.
Confirmed critical obligation
Security confirms that the obligation is critical and belongs in this backlog.
Time opened
The security system records when the obligation entered active remediation.
Closed or accepted
Verified remediation, an approved false positive, or accepted risk removes it from the active backlog without collapsing those outcomes together.
Age groups only
Cloud receives aggregate age groups, not vulnerability identifiers, systems, hosts, repositories, or raw findings.
After at least one open obligation has a dependable admitted time and complete current backlog membership
Where it fits
A good fit when
- Security explicitly confirms severity and which obligations belong in the backlog.
- Remediation is verified before an obligation closes.
- Security owns the prioritization response.
Choose another approach when
- Critical severity is guessed rather than supplied by the security system.
- Verified remediation, false positives, and accepted risk would be shown as one success claim.
- You want to predict exploitation, impact, or incident cause.
- Cloud would need a vulnerability identifier, affected system, host, address, repository, or raw finding.
- The decision would rank an individual engineer or team.
- Backlogs with different age policies cannot be separated.
Bring this answer into your project
Keep critical remediation age visible without widening exposure.
Soltura prepares the question, age groups, alert level, and minimum status changes your security system needs to send. Your project checks the complete change before anything happens.
Nothing changes until your project reviews and approves the proposal.